How to Stop My Idol Group From Disbanding

You are currently preparing to debut with a member of W.A.IN. The concept of your milestone first album is ‘Delinquent.’ The future of the group is in your hands. Do you wish to maintain this concept? [Yes] [No] I possessed the protagonist of an idol-raising simulation game I used to play. And not just at any point in the story—before the game even started, during W.A.IN’s flop era. To return to my original world, I have to prevent W.A.IN from disbanding… (Excerpt) Even though we hadn’t debuted yet, they looked more like celebrities than actual celebrities. I couldn’t help but admire them. I felt like I could stare at them forever without getting tired of it. I never understood why fans on SNS would say their favorite idols were entertaining just by breathing on stage. But now, looking at this face, I totally got it. How the hell did they end up failing with looks like these? Oh. Right. A middle-school-delinquent concept, right before they got hit with a massive school bullying scandal? Spiked uniforms, awkwardly propped-up motorcycles—throw all of that out the window!! Every day, I fight my way through choices to make sure these insanely talented and gorgeous kids walk the path of success… But lately, our group’s visual member is acting strangely toward me.” (Excerpt) “I always kinda thought this, but if you dyed your hair pink, you’d really look like a peach. Peaches are white on the inside, and you, Kang Moon you too…” Lost in thought, Hwi-geon mumbled absentmindedly before abruptly shutting his mouth. Kang Moon tilted his head, wondering if he had misheard. But seeing Hwi-geon’s ears slowly turning red and the way he covered his mouth with his hand… he realized he hadn’t. “…Peel what? Huh? What’s white?” “N-no, that’s not what I meant…” “What do you want to peel it?” “…” “Did the words just slip out because you were thinking about it that much?”